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Explore 89 verdicts at Northampton Crown Court (Northampton). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Northampton Crown Court
March 2025 1 case
Florin Bogatu
24 Mar 2025
Rape *
Sentence
6 years and 9 months imprisonment

On the evening of October 7, 2024, CCTV operators spotted a vulnerable woman being assaulted in a car park in Kettering town centre and alerted police. Officers found Florin Bogatu standing over the victim and arrested him on suspicion of rape. A CCTV timeline showed Bogatu, who did not know the woman, approached her, followed her, and led her to the car park where he tried to rape her, orally raped her and further sexually assaulted her.

Pleaded guilty to one count of rape, one count of attempted rape and one count of assault by penetration. The sentences were ordered to run concurrently. Also placed on the Sex Offenders' Register indefinitely and barred from working with children or vulnerable adults.
northantstelegraph.co.uk
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December 2024 1 case
Ryan Sutton
19 Dec 2024
Rape of a child under 13 *
Sentence
9 years imprisonment with a licence extension of 12 months

Ryan Sutton, aged 24 from Worcester, met the 10-year-old victim on Snapchat in March 2023. He groomed the victim with flattery, offers to spend money, and sexual messages, exchanging photographs. Between 11 and 23 April 2023, they spoke on Facetime 225 times. On 23 April 2023, Sutton travelled from Worcestershire to Finedon to meet the victim, where he raped and sexually assaulted her in woodland. He fled when spotted but was arrested while trying to leave by car; condoms were found in his bag. The victim disclosed the abuse three months later, supported by forensic evidence. Sutton showed no remorse initially and denied wrongdoing despite evidence.

Originally sentenced to 6 years imprisonment with a licence extension of 12 months at Northampton Crown Court on 19 December 2024. Sentence increased by three years by the Court of Appeal after referral by the Solicitor General under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme. Pleaded guilty to all charges on 22 February 2024. Made subject to an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order and placed on the sex offenders’ register indefinitely.
yourherefordshire.co.uk
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November 2024 3 cases
Tosin Dada
29 Nov 2024
Rape *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment

Tosin Dada was convicted with another defendant of three counts of rape involving a 17-year-old girl in Northampton in March 2022. He denied the allegations and claimed the sexual activity was consensual, but was found guilty after a nine-day trial.

Convicted of three counts of rape. Denied the allegations and claimed the sexual activity was consensual; found guilty after a nine-day trial.
icirnigeria.org
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Solomon Ibukun Adebiyi
29 Nov 2024
Rape *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment

Solomon Ibukun Adebiyi was convicted with another defendant of three counts of rape involving a 17-year-old girl in Northampton in March 2022. He denied the allegations and claimed the sexual activity was consensual, but was found guilty after a nine-day trial.

Convicted of three counts of rape. Denied the allegations and claimed the sexual activity was consensual; found guilty after a nine-day trial.
icirnigeria.org
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Reece Buck
11 Nov 2024
Possession with intent to supply Class A drugs *
Sentence
33 months imprisonment

Reece Buck was seen on CCTV in Northampton on September 27, 2024, taking part in a suspected drug deal before concealing drugs under his clothing. Following his arrest, £50 and a mobile phone were seized. While in custody, he was found to have concealed 60 wraps of cocaine and 29 deals of heroin.

Pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs. Ordered to pay a £228 victim surcharge on his release, and a forfeiture and destruction order was made for the drugs and seized money.
northamptonchron.co.uk
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August 2024 1 case
Tyler Kay
9 Aug 2024
Publishing material intending to stir up racial hatred *
Sentence
38 months' imprisonment

Tyler Kay, 26, from Northampton, Northamptonshire, wrote an offensive anti-immigration post on X (formerly Twitter) on 7 August 2024, calling for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set alight. He responded to comments affirming it was '100% the plan'. He also reposted a screenshot inciting action against a named immigration solicitors in Northampton and showed desire to be involved in organised protests in the town. He was arrested by Northamptonshire Police.

Pleaded guilty to publishing material intending to stir up racial hatred, contrary to Section 19 of the Public Order Act (1986).
cps.gov.uk
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January 2024 1 case
Paul Knight
11 Jan 2024
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 17 years and one month

Paul Knight strangled the victim to death at their home on Donnington Road in Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire, on June 13, 2023, while their young daughters slept upstairs. The murder occurred amid a crumbling marriage where the victim had expressed her desire for a divorce and was searching for new properties. Knight, who had a serious cocaine addiction causing financial difficulties, viewed pornography before and after the attack and snorted cocaine. The next morning, he left a suicide note admitting to the killing due to his addiction, attempted to end his own life, and crashed his car in a McDonald's car park. Police discovered the victim's body during a welfare check.

Initially pleaded not guilty but changed plea to guilty on January 8. Judge comments not directly quoted.
express.co.uk
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July 2023 1 case
Louis De Zoysa
1 Jul 2023
Murder *
Sentence
Whole life imprisonment

Louis De Zoysa shot and killed Metropolitan Police Sergeant Matt Ratana in a holding cell at Croydon's Windmill Road custody centre on September 25, 2020. While handcuffed, he retrieved a concealed .41-calibre revolver and fired multiple shots, hitting Sgt Ratana in the chest and thigh, leading to his death. De Zoysa also sustained injuries from his own gunfire. He was arrested earlier that day in Norbury and had bullets and cannabis on his person.

Convicted of murder; appealed on grounds of fitness to plead and sentence severity, but appeal was dismissed by the Court of Appeal. Diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder; claimed diminished responsibility but was found to have acted deliberately.
getsurrey.co.uk
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October 2021 1 case
Michael Chang
1 Oct 2021
Dangerous driving and unlawful possession of PAVA spray *
Sentence
16 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years

On 30 March 2020, Chang drove an unmarked police vehicle dangerously at speeds of and in excess of 100 mph whilst using a mobile phone, resulting in a collision. He drove with emergency equipment activated in non-emergency circumstances, failed to remain at the scene, failed to notify his supervisor or report the collision, and misled or lied to the court about evidence. On 15 April 2020, whilst off-duty, he engaged with a member of the public, drew and used his PAVA spray on an innocent bystander who suffered short-term harmful effects, and also used his police vest and baton without authorisation.

Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and possession of a firearm (his police issued PAVA spray). Ordered to pay £5,300 fine and costs and disqualified from driving for 14 months.
cambsnews.co.uk
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Michael Richards
Facilitating sexual exploitation of a child *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment

Michael Richards paid for live camera shows involving an 11-year-old child and a 13-year-old child engaging in sexual activities, and engaged in sexual chat with a child. The offences took place between 2017 and 2022, and he was later caught by police investigators. He admitted the offences before His Honour Judge Rupert Mayo.

Pleaded guilty to three offences. Also ordered to pay a £190 surcharge, sign the sex offenders' register indefinitely, and comply with a lifelong sexual harm prevention order.
northantstelegraph.co.uk
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Nicu Botnari
Rape *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment

In the early hours of October 11, 2020, a woman was relaxing in the garden with her housemates after a long shift. Among the guests was Nicu Botnari, an acquaintance from Northampton’s Headlands area. After the woman went to bed, she was horrified to find Botnari on top of her, committing rape. He fled the house shortly after, but the victim bravely reported the attack to the police.

Found guilty of one count of rape. Police praised the victim's bravery.
uknip.co.uk
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Nimesh Patel
Operating waste tyre facility without environmental permit *
Sentence
14 weeks’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, on condition that he perform 80 hours of unpaid work

Andrew Eyre, 55, and Nimesh Patel, 52, ran the waste tyre site Synergy Tyres (Midland) Ltd. at Broad March Industrial Estate without an environmental permit. Tyres were stored unsafely, creating significant fire and pollution risks. Environment Agency inspections throughout 2020 found huge amounts of tyres exceeding the 40-tonne weekly legal limit in 52 out of 59 weeks. Arrested in February 2021 after site not brought into compliance.

Pleaded guilty. HHJ Lucking KC said they had been reckless and displayed wilful blindness. Operations Manager with day-to-day control of the site.
circularonline.co.uk
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Marian Barbu
Sexual offences *
Sentence
6 years and 6 months imprisonment

Marian Barbu committed sexual offences against a girl aged between 13 and 15 in and around Market Square, Wellingborough, during the early hours of 3 June 2025.

Convicted by jury of two offences. Also handed an indefinite Sexual Harm Prevention Order restricting contact with children under 16. Aged 51, of no fixed address.
hellorayo.co.uk
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Mark Darren Mingard
Child sex offences including rape *
Sentence
21 years in prison

Mark Darren Mingard, 55, of Oundle, was found guilty of five child sex offences including rape committed over a seven-year period between 2015 and 2021. Police were alerted after one of the children told a friend, which led to a chain of events exposing his crimes and resulting in his arrest.

Found guilty of five child sex offences including rape over a seven-year period between 2015 and 2021. The offences came to light after one of the children told a friend.
northantstelegraph.co.uk
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Mark Howard
Burglary (non-dwelling) with theft *
Sentence
14 months in prison suspended for 21 months, electronic monitoring for 6 months

Entered Well Pharmacy in Brixworth as a trespasser and stole various medications.

Burglary at a pharmacy in Brixworth.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Martin Galvin
Burglary (non-dwelling) with theft *
Sentence
18 months in prison suspended for 21 months, 80 hours unpaid work

Entered Well Pharmacy in Brixworth as a trespasser and stole various medications.

Burglary at a pharmacy in Brixworth.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Peter Bell
Theft and fraud *
Sentence
26 months imprisonment

Peter Bell ran a franchised branch of Enfields in Northampton on Mercer’s Row. The branch was closed overnight in August 2015 after police investigated financial irregularities. There was a £92,000 gap in the branch’s finances which he had defrauded from an untold number of tenants and landlords across the city. He and his former partner used tenant deposits and landlords’ rent to finance a luxurious lifestyle including an expensive rental property, leased luxury cars and holidays, including a trip to watch the Monaco Grand Prix.

Pleaded guilty to 11 counts of theft and four counts of fraud. Disqualified from being a company director for five years.
thenegotiator.co.uk
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Quade Cooper
Assault *
Sentence
6 months imprisonment suspended for 2 years with 180 hours unpaid work, 10 rehabilitation requirement days and £500 compensation

Quade Cooper, celebrating his 23rd birthday at Decades nightclub in Corby in March 2022, refused to take his drink back inside when asked by a doorman. After his glass was broken and he ended up on the ground, he returned and punched the doorman to the eyebrow, then repeatedly hit him to the jaw during a struggle. He was found guilty of assault after a trial. The doorman suffered unpleasant injuries including blurred vision, extensive bruising and a large cut to the head.

Found guilty by jury after denying charges. No previous convictions. Judge noted lack of remorse and scepticism about alcohol consumption. Victim suffered blurred vision, bruising and head cut.
workingthedoors.co.uk
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Samuel Field
Murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with minimum term of 22 years

Samuel Field, a paranoid cannabis user, tortured his 93-year-old close friend the victim for more than 24 hours by punching, kicking, stamping on and strangling him. The attack occurred at Field's home in Desborough, Northamptonshire, in September 2024. Field falsely believed the victim had betrayed him and interrogated him while making voice recordings about a conspiracy. The victim was left motionless and died three months later from pneumonia caused by brain injuries.

Denied murder but found guilty after trial. Admitted striking the victim four times but claimed no intent to kill. Judge noted he attacked a vulnerable elderly friend in anger and continued despite knowing he was at Field's mercy.
express.co.uk
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Sajad Hashimi
Conspiracy to supply Class A and Class B drugs and convey prohibited articles into prisons *
Sentence
6 years and 1 month imprisonment

Between August 2022 and October 2023, Sajad Hashimi operated a drone to drop heroin, cocaine, cannabis, steroids, tobacco, mobile phones, SIM cards, and phone chargers into HMP Onley on at least 72 occasions and into at least 10 other prisons and young offender institutes. He was responsible for more than 100 drone incursions across 78 separate dates. Hashimi communicated with prisoners to arrange drops and used cars hired by his wife, Zerka Maranay, to travel to and from prison sites. The conspiracy exploited drone technology to smuggle contraband on a large scale.

Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A and Class B drugs and convey List B prohibited articles into prisons. Issued a five-year Serious Crime Prevention Order to take effect on release.
rugbyobserver.co.uk
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Regan Payas
Possession of an offensive weapon and drug supply *
Sentence
13 months in prison suspended for 21 months, 120 hours unpaid work

Possessed an extendable baton in a public place in Northampton and possessed cannabis with intent to supply.

Convicted at Northampton Crown Court.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Riad Mushrafi
Sexual assault and harassment *
Sentence
8 months' imprisonment

Riad Mushrafi, a serving prisoner, grabbed the buttocks of a female prison officer and later arranged for a sexually graphic handwritten letter to be given to another female prison officer, then spoke to her about masturbating over her and giving her orgasms. He pleaded guilty to sexual assault and harassment. The Court of Appeal refused his renewed application for permission to appeal against sentence, holding that the sentencing judge was entitled to treat the sexual assault as Culpability A Category 3 harm and that a consecutive sentence for the harassment was justified.

Pleaded guilty to sexual assault and harassment. Received 6 months for sexual assault and 2 months for harassment, to run consecutively. Appeal against sentence refused.
kohenavocats.com
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Robert Conlon
Coercive control *
Sentence
3 years 7 months imprisonment

Robert Conlon began beating the mother of his two children just months after his release from prison following a conviction for abuse against a previous partner. The victim fled back to the UK from their home in Ireland, but Conlon followed her. He pleaded guilty to coercive control, intentional strangulation and malicious communication.

Pleaded guilty to coercive control, intentional strangulation and malicious communication.
northamptonchron.co.uk
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Paul Davis
False imprisonment *
Sentence
24 months in prison

Unlawfully imprisoned and detained a man and a woman against their will and damaged a TV belonging to another.

Convicted at Northampton Crown Court.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Jacob Brown
Dangerous driving *
Sentence
Fined £285, disqualified for 6 months

Drove a vehicle on the A45 Westbound at Bedford Road roundabout without due care and attention and drove dangerously.

Convicted at Northampton Crown Court.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Karolis Ragelis
Conspiracy to steal motor vehicles and burglary *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment

Karolis Ragelis was found guilty of conspiracy to steal motor vehicles and burglary after tracking devices were discovered on eight cars. The 31-year-old was jailed at Northampton Crown Court.

Found guilty of conspiracy to steal motor vehicles and burglary. Tracking devices were discovered on eight cars.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Kieran Blanchfield
Rape and assault *
Sentence
7 years imprisonment

Kieran Blanchfield raped a woman in an Ipswich hotel on June 28, 2025. He verbally abused her and continued the assault despite being told to stop. He was arrested shortly after and charged with one count of rape and two counts of assault.

Found guilty by jury on February 24, 2026. Indefinite restraining order also imposed. Lead investigator PC Kimberly Streuli praised the survivor's bravery.
express.co.uk
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Jamie Blyde
Dangerous driving and possession of a knife *
Sentence
66 weeks in prison suspended for 2 years, disqualified for 28 months

Drove dangerously on several roads in Northampton, failed to provide a specimen of blood, drove without a licence and without third party insurance, possessed a machete in a public place, and possessed cocaine.

Multiple driving and possession offences.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Jamie Doris
Possession of prohibited item in prison *
Sentence
8 months in prison suspended for 18 months, fined £200

Possessed a small mobile phone inside a prison.

Possession of a prohibited item in prison.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Jean-Pierre Francis
Voyeurism *
Sentence
3 years and 6 months imprisonment

Jean-Pierre Francis, 33, installed discreet cameras in victims' homes and businesses between 2015 and 2025 to secretly film six women aged in their 20s to 60s. Cameras were hidden in items including a camera pen, USB sticks, plugs, and a shower gel bottle. Investigation launched in May 2024 after a woman found a hidden camera in her Northampton bedroom. Devices seized and analysed by Northamptonshire Police, revealing hundreds of videos and images.

Pleaded guilty to six counts of voyeurism on 13 March at Northampton Crown Court. Destruction order made for offending devices. 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order preventing ownership of phones with cameras or other recording devices. Placed on Sex Offenders’ Register for life.
lbc.co.uk
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Connor Holland
Cocaine possession with intent to supply *
Sentence
20 months in prison

Connor Holland was stopped in Northampton on June 8, where he assaulted a police officer. On the same date he was found in possession of a knife, cannabis, and cocaine with intent to supply. He also admitted stealing laundry detergent valued at £125 from a shop in Wollaston on May 6 and using threatening words or behaviour toward a victim in Corby on May 31.

Pleaded guilty to theft, assaulting an emergency worker, possession of a knife in a public place, cannabis possession, cocaine possession with intent to supply, and a public order offence. Recorder Stuart Sprawson ordered forfeiture and destruction of the drugs and knife.
northantstelegraph.co.uk
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Connor Tough
Stalking and assault occasioning actual bodily harm *
Sentence
36 weeks imprisonment

Connor Tough stalked a woman in Rushden over a two-week period in January and February 2025, repeatedly threatening to harm her and causing her to fear violence would be used against her. During that period he also assaulted the victim, causing actual bodily harm. He admitted two charges, while four further charges were dropped by the prosecution. He was sentenced to 36 weeks in prison and made subject to a five-year restraining order.

Pleaded guilty to stalking and assault. Four other charges were dropped by the prosecution. A five-year restraining order was imposed and he must pay a £187 surcharge.
northantstelegraph.co.uk
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Brooklyn Sumner
Intentional strangulation *
Sentence
28 months in prison suspended for 3 years, disqualified for 15 months

Drove dangerously on the A43, intentionally strangled a woman, and committed two assaults by beating.

Also known as Brooklyn French. Convicted at Northampton Crown Court.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Bishan Shiekh
Attempted rape *
Sentence
seven years in prison with another two on extended licence

Bishan Shiekh approached a vulnerable woman inside a property in Northampton and attempted to rape her. She managed to get away and reported the offence to Northamptonshire Police. Shiekh was arrested and charged with one count of attempted rape. The trial began on 28 April 2026 at Northampton Crown Court and lasted five days, after which the jury found him guilty.

Found guilty after a five-day trial at Northampton Crown Court. Police described the victim as vulnerable and praised her courage.
northamptonchron.co.uk
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Aaron Carpenter
Assault and intentional strangulation *
Sentence
2 years, 11 months imprisonment

Aaron Carpenter smashed his way into a woman's house in April 2025 and attacked her. In his police interview, he called her 'a bit psycho' and added 'I'm glad I did it'. He admitted two offences and was found guilty of four more by a jury, including assaults and intentional strangulation.

He admitted two offences and was found guilty of four more by a jury, including assaults and intentional strangulation. Judge Rebecca Crane said she did not believe he was sorry.
daventryexpress.co.uk
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Adrian Mark Westley
Rape and indecent assault *
Sentence
15 years imprisonment

Adrian Mark Westley, then deputy manager of two Daventry charity homes for vulnerable teenagers, raped and indecently assaulted two female residents between 1994 and 1995. The offences came to light in August 2016 when one victim reported to Northamptonshire Police. A second victim was identified during the investigation. At trial, the court heard from victims, witnesses, and counsellors about the lifelong physical and psychological harm caused by the abuse. Westley denied all charges but was convicted of nine counts including rape and indecent assault.

Pleaded not guilty but convicted after a 10-day trial. Judge Marcus Tregilgas-Davey described the victims as troubled and vulnerable and branded Westley's actions 'utterly wicked'. Acquitted of four further counts of indecent assault.
rugbyobserver.co.uk
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Andrew Eyre
Operating waste tyre facility without environmental permit *
Sentence
18 weeks’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months, on condition that he complete 30 days of Rehabilitation Activities

Andrew Eyre, 55, and Nimesh Patel ran the waste tyre site Synergy Tyres (Midland) Ltd. at Broad March Industrial Estate without an environmental permit. Tyres were stored unsafely, creating significant fire and pollution risks. Environment Agency inspections throughout 2020 found huge amounts of tyres exceeding the 40-tonne weekly legal limit in 52 out of 59 weeks. Arrested in February 2021 after site not brought into compliance.

Pleaded guilty. HHJ Lucking KC said they had been reckless and displayed wilful blindness. Previously received a suspended sentence in January 2020 for similar offence. Sole Director of Synergy Tyres (Midland) Ltd.
circularonline.co.uk
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Theressa Morrisroe
Fraud *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment

Between 2010 and 2013, Theressa Morrisroe, a purchase ledger clerk at the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) Association, duplicated an invoice from a regular supplier to transfer over £100,000 into her father's account. The fraud was discovered a year after she left the charity in February 2013 when a supplier complained about non-payment. She subsequently defrauded her next employer, Phoenix IT Group, using similar methods. In a police statement she said she acted because of financial difficulties and because she felt mistreated by colleagues. The MND Association's head of finance stated the offence shocked everyone associated with the charity.

Pleaded not stated; sentenced by Judge Lynn Tayton QC to two years for defrauding the MND Association and a further year for defrauding a subsequent employer, Phoenix IT Group. Morrisroe claimed she committed the fraud due to financial struggles and because she 'hated everyone' at the charity.
civilsociety.co.uk
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Zerka Maranay
Money laundering and conspiracy to convey prohibited articles into prisons *
Sentence
15 months imprisonment

From approximately August 2022 to October 2023, Zerka Maranay assisted her husband Sajad Hashimi in a drone smuggling operation targeting multiple prisons. She hired at least 20 cars costing around £17,000, which Hashimi used to travel to prison sites for drops. Maranay laundered almost £50,000 in payments received for the drone deliveries through her bank account, knowing the funds were proceeds of crime.

Pleaded guilty to money laundering and conspiracy to convey List B prohibited articles into prisons. Assisted her husband by hiring vehicles and laundering nearly £50,000 in drug proceeds.
rugbyobserver.co.uk
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